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Private laws of the state of North Carolina passed by the General Assembly at its session of ...[1907]

932 1907—Chaptek 344.
Gift enterprises.
Dealers in hides,
furs and bones.
Ice-cream dealers.
Job printing-offices.
Lightning-rod
dealers.
Feather renova-tors.
Street stands.
Loan offices.
Agents or brokers
for sale of oils.
Lubricating oils.
Oil peddlers.
Omnibuses.
Picture exhibi-tions.
Takers of like-nesses.
Civil engineers,
surveyors, real
estate agents and
brokers.
Medicine peddlers.
Manufacturers of
soda water and
bottlers.
Soda fountains.
Undertakers.
Veterinary sur-geons.
Trading stamp
companies.
Drug stores selling
liquors.
may carry on the business of a gas fitter and plumber under the
same license. On all gift enterprises or persons \Ybose business it is
to sell prize candies, photographs, pictures, jewelry or any other
article with which a prize is offered as an inducement to buy, a
tax not exceeding fifty dollars. On show houses where prizes are
offered to induce the purchase of tickets of admission, an annual
tax not exceeding twenty-five dollars for each exhibition. On
all dealers in hides, furs, bones, an annual tax not exceeding ten
dollars. On all ice-cream dealers, an annual tax not exceeding
five dollars. On every job printing office, an annual tax not ex-ceeding
five dollars. On every itinerant who deals in or puts up
lightning rods, ten dollars per month or for less time than a
month. On every itinerant who deals in renovating feathers, a
tax not exceeding ten dollars per month or for less time. On
every street stand to sell lemonade, ice-cream, watermelons, fruits
or sandwiches on public occasions, a tax not exceeding ten dollars
for the first day and one dollar for each succeeding day. On all
persons or corporations who conduct so-called loan offices, or
who carry on a business of loaning money on such personal prop-erty,
security of watches, jewelry and household and kitchen
furniture by pledge or otherwise, a license tax of not less than
one hundred dollars and not exceeding two hundred dollars. On
every agent or broker for the sale of kerosene or other oils, an
annual tax not exceeding two hundred dollars. On lubricating
oil, an annual tax not exceeding fifty dollars. On every person
peddling oil, an annual tax not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
On every omnibus, an annual tax not exceeding ten dollars. On
every exhibitor of photographs, kiuetographs or like exhibitions,
a tax not exceeding five dollars per week. On every taker of
likenesses of whatever art, an amiual tax not exceeding forty
dollars. On every civil engineer or surveyor, real estate agent or
broker, a license tax not exceeding fifteen dollars per annum. On
every itinerant vendor of specifics, or itinerant making prescrip-tions
or applications or administering medicine or drugs for dis-eases,
a license tax not exceeding fifty dollars per week. On all
manufacturers of soda water, bottlers, an annual tax not exceed-ing
twenty-five dollars. On every soda and mineral water foun-tain,
an annual tax not exceeding five dollars. On all under-takers
who carry a stock of over one hundred dollars, an annual
tax not exceeding twenty-five dollars ; and under one hundred dol-lars,
an annual tax not exceeding ten dollars. On all veterinary
surgeons, an annual tax not exceeding ten dollars. On every
person, firm or corporation who issues or sells to merchants or
manufactures sinj trading stamps or other devices to be redeemed
by the person issuing, giving away or selling the same, an annual
tax not exceeding one hundred dollars. On every duly licensed

932 1907—Chaptek 344.
Gift enterprises.
Dealers in hides,
furs and bones.
Ice-cream dealers.
Job printing-offices.
Lightning-rod
dealers.
Feather renova-tors.
Street stands.
Loan offices.
Agents or brokers
for sale of oils.
Lubricating oils.
Oil peddlers.
Omnibuses.
Picture exhibi-tions.
Takers of like-nesses.
Civil engineers,
surveyors, real
estate agents and
brokers.
Medicine peddlers.
Manufacturers of
soda water and
bottlers.
Soda fountains.
Undertakers.
Veterinary sur-geons.
Trading stamp
companies.
Drug stores selling
liquors.
may carry on the business of a gas fitter and plumber under the
same license. On all gift enterprises or persons \Ybose business it is
to sell prize candies, photographs, pictures, jewelry or any other
article with which a prize is offered as an inducement to buy, a
tax not exceeding fifty dollars. On show houses where prizes are
offered to induce the purchase of tickets of admission, an annual
tax not exceeding twenty-five dollars for each exhibition. On
all dealers in hides, furs, bones, an annual tax not exceeding ten
dollars. On all ice-cream dealers, an annual tax not exceeding
five dollars. On every job printing office, an annual tax not ex-ceeding
five dollars. On every itinerant who deals in or puts up
lightning rods, ten dollars per month or for less time than a
month. On every itinerant who deals in renovating feathers, a
tax not exceeding ten dollars per month or for less time. On
every street stand to sell lemonade, ice-cream, watermelons, fruits
or sandwiches on public occasions, a tax not exceeding ten dollars
for the first day and one dollar for each succeeding day. On all
persons or corporations who conduct so-called loan offices, or
who carry on a business of loaning money on such personal prop-erty,
security of watches, jewelry and household and kitchen
furniture by pledge or otherwise, a license tax of not less than
one hundred dollars and not exceeding two hundred dollars. On
every agent or broker for the sale of kerosene or other oils, an
annual tax not exceeding two hundred dollars. On lubricating
oil, an annual tax not exceeding fifty dollars. On every person
peddling oil, an annual tax not exceeding twenty-five dollars.
On every omnibus, an annual tax not exceeding ten dollars. On
every exhibitor of photographs, kiuetographs or like exhibitions,
a tax not exceeding five dollars per week. On every taker of
likenesses of whatever art, an amiual tax not exceeding forty
dollars. On every civil engineer or surveyor, real estate agent or
broker, a license tax not exceeding fifteen dollars per annum. On
every itinerant vendor of specifics, or itinerant making prescrip-tions
or applications or administering medicine or drugs for dis-eases,
a license tax not exceeding fifty dollars per week. On all
manufacturers of soda water, bottlers, an annual tax not exceed-ing
twenty-five dollars. On every soda and mineral water foun-tain,
an annual tax not exceeding five dollars. On all under-takers
who carry a stock of over one hundred dollars, an annual
tax not exceeding twenty-five dollars ; and under one hundred dol-lars,
an annual tax not exceeding ten dollars. On all veterinary
surgeons, an annual tax not exceeding ten dollars. On every
person, firm or corporation who issues or sells to merchants or
manufactures sinj trading stamps or other devices to be redeemed
by the person issuing, giving away or selling the same, an annual
tax not exceeding one hundred dollars. On every duly licensed